The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-16
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Get Mr.. Todd to tell you of tho won
derful well III Georgia.. LII. Ia
Mcssrs. Bnford and Myers sold fif-
teen mules OH Saturday last.
Monday was Valentines day. We saw
several that were extremely ridiculous.
The Y. NJ. G. A. of Newberry College
has twenty-five active members on its
roll. '' '.'t 'a ~ '%Nt' ~ d.
The Observer will please give Mr.. j r..
Slawson's report Of the Georgia well in
full. ~.
We had another cold wave on Sunday
and Sunday night, followed by rains on
Monday and Tuesday.
The tc6chers' column was unavoida-
bly, crowded out this week, but will np-
pear IN otT next issue.
Court has been in session all the
week hearing civil cases that did not
require juries. Little of general I'M
portance has been done.
The trustees of the knights of ITosor
have received an order OH the supreme
treasurer for two thousand dollars, for
the widow of Felix d. Graham.
IL tilC uSGc On InC luDCl OIL your Dn"
per is not later than February 20, 1887,
your subscription is due. Please renew
| at once for three, six or twelve months.
The negro, Baxter DcWalt, who cut
such figure at the Governors Office ou
Monday, has been living near Prosper
| ity, and was thought to be half crazy by
persons who had noticed his actions re-
| Gently.
Our friend, Dr.. J. VIM. Folk. in re-
ncwing his subscription to the HERALD
AND News, a few days ago, said, 81 pc
ruse the contents OF the paper with q
| great deal of interest, being Newbcr-
rian myself. am pleased with George
town, but if should make change l
will return to my old home.''
The Innisfallcn Dairy, under the man
| agement of Slr. I. w. Walter, is one of
the most attractive institutions of the
| city. The milk and butter is carefully
handled, and promptly and regularly
delivered to any portion Of the city at
easonablc prices.
Lawrence Russell, lad of about
twelve years of age, left his home at
Pclzcr to go to Charleston on Tuesday,
the 18TH instant. When lie reached
Ncwbcrry he was detained by Police
man Franklin, who acted under instruc-
tions telcgraphed by the boys father to
the city authorities. He spent the night
at the home of Chief Chappcll and was
this morning sent home.
An alarm OF fire was given OH Sunday
afternoon at $50 o'clock. The roof OF
the Bowman residence, opposite the
Moses place, had caught accidentally it
is thought, but was put out before the
fire laddies got there. Dr.. Kiblcr dis
n xx,;f cc;s 70,
of a couple Of colorcd men, put it out be-
fore it had made much Roadway. The
house was not occupied and the cause of
the fire is not known.
Rev. A. B. McMackin has resigned the
pastorate of the Lutheran church at this
place, to take effect March 31st, and will
at an early day take editorial charge of
tho Lutheran EUangclist, Springfield, Q.
He will be associated with Rev. w. il,
Singlcy, DID,, the present editor, anu
will reside at Springfield and have per-
sonal oversight and management Of the
paper. We regret his leaving Ncwberry,
but wish him much success in his new
field Of labor. -
Mr.. w. j. Shelton, who has just re-
turned from a trip TO the up-country, re-
ports business and everything else very
quiet there, save ut Prosperity, which,
by its tlourishing condition, certainly
seems we'll entitled to its name.
That portion Of the travelling public
who have occasion To stop in Ncwbcrry
will find no better place for sojourn than
the Newbcrry Hotel Of Jones & Bro,
bed, and all things good to satisfy the
wants of the inner man can be found
Columbia Register.
l,0 ne ln ri: .l,,l,
damaged on Friday last by the plate
which holds the 1lucs cracking at one
end, which caused them to close down
until Monday morning, when half of the
machinery was put in motion, but owing
to further damage of the flucs at 8
o'clock on Monday morning, the mill was
stopped until the parts damaged shall
have been received and the necessary
repairs made. The loss is not very
great, but it cannot bc ascertaincd until
tho boiler is fixed, which will be some
eight or ten days.
The Laurens train ran off the track
at the 25 mile post on Monday after
noon between Clinton and La,irons.
The trucks Of the baggage and passcn-
ger cars were broken and had to be
sent to Colunb for repairs. The en-
ginc carried the passengers to Iaurcns
and returned to the wreck on Tuesday
morning, when with the assistance Of
the material train they cleared the track
and left Clinton at o'clock for New
berry, reaching here at $50 o'clock and
returning left Ncwberry at 9.57 O'Clock
for LaureEs. Fortunately no one was
hurt.
/ Mr.. J. II. Gross, Of Col. Lipscomb's
guard. came up to Newberry on the
18th and carried down Henry Clary,
Wesley Ra aldall, Wiley Griffin and Es-
sex Williams, who had been convicted
| and sentenced to the penitcntiary at
this term Of the court. This is done
under the new law, which requires the
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